I think your climate is kind of like ours (western Washington)- humid and rainy in winter, with cold snaps that will just rain on your parade, or whatever else you have going on under a bare metal roof. You definitely need insulation of some kind. I'm re-roofing my shop this summer, because when it was built, the former owner didn't use insulation when built- condensation was so bad that he took off the roof and put on insulation, but then (1) didn't match the nailholes when he put it back on, and (2) lapped it wrong, so it siphons water over the ridges on the edge. Have tried to do patch work, but am finally just going to bite the bullet and do a do-over.
Never heard of a fabric type- I've used both 1" fiberglass insulation with plastic on the underside (comes in about 10' wide rolls), or a sheet that is about the thickness of tar paper, but white plastic sandwiching asphalt impregnated fabric in the middle. Its cheaper than the plastic/fiberglass stuff, and seems to work in my barn, but I've never had it in a closed building.
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